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group

UK
/ɡruːp/
US
/ɡrup/

Translations

groupnoun
groups
pl
UK
/ɡruːp/
US
/ɡrup/
groupeEn chimie, pour un groupe du tableau périodique.
Chlorine belongs to group 17 on the periodic table.
Le chlore appartient au groupe 17 du tableau périodique.
The jazz group played an amazing set at the club last night.
Le groupe de jazz a joué un set incroyable au club hier soir.
The group of students gathered in the library for the study session.
Le groupe d’étudiants s’est réuni à la bibliothèque pour la séance d’étude.
groupeEn algèbre.
The symmetry group of a square contains eight elements.
Le groupe de symétrie d’un carré contient huit éléments.
The support group meets every Wednesday to discuss their progress and challenges.
Le groupe de soutien se réunit tous les mercredis pour discuter de ses progrès et de ses difficultés.
Additional translations
ensemblePour des personnes ou des choses considérées comme un tout.
groupementEn chimie, pour un ensemble d’atomes considéré comme une unité.
Synonyms
band
gathering
collection
cluster
class
crowd
bunch
team
set
assembly
groupverb
grouped
Past Simple
grouped
Past Participle
grouping
Gerund
UK
/ɡruːp/
US
/ɡruːp/
grouperPeut aussi s’employer au sens de se rassembler.
The protesters grouped outside the city hall.
Les manifestants se sont groupés devant l’hôtel de ville.
The teacher grouped the students by their skill levels.
L’enseignant a groupé les élèves selon leur niveau.
Synonyms
congregate
band
cluster
organize
convene
collect
gather
assemble
groupadjective
UK
/ɡruːp/
US
/ɡrup/
Used attributively before another noun, e.g., "group activities"
collectifEmployé pour ce qui concerne un ensemble de personnes ou de choses pris globalement.
The company offers group discounts for large parties.
L’entreprise propose des réductions collectives pour les grands groupes.
Synonyms
cooperative
pooled
mass
common
mutual
corporate
concerted
combined
joint
shared
communal
collective

Definitions

groupnoun
A number of people or things that are located, gathered, or classed together.
The group of students gathered in the library for the study session.
In abstract algebra, a set together with a single binary operation that combines any two of its elements and satisfies closure, associativity, identity, and invertibility.
The symmetry group of a square contains eight elements.
A collection of individuals who interact with each other and share similar characteristics and a sense of unity.
The support group meets every Wednesday to discuss their progress and challenges.
A number of musicians who perform together, especially in a band.
The jazz group played an amazing set at the club last night.
In chemistry, a column in the periodic table or a functional set of atoms within a molecule regarded as a unit.
Chlorine belongs to group 17 on the periodic table.
groupverb
To arrange or place into categories or groups.
The teacher grouped the students by their skill levels.
To come together or form a group.
The protesters grouped outside the city hall.
groupadjective
Intended for, involving, or done by a number of people or things considered together.
The company offers group discounts for large parties.
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